The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-17
CITY AND COUNTY.

LIP. BisseI, Of the Louisville Herald
was In the city to-day and mace the
DEMOCRAT q pleasant call. Come again
: The state Of the mercury makes 1t q
J little early for spring poetry, but the
: yaWning waste basket has all Seasons
for Its own"
Potts, of the New Lisbon Patriot, eVl-
IDENTIFY speaks from experience: "The
secret Of reduction Of taxation Is to lie
to the assessor"
The Fulton Signal says: "The Massll-
lon American spells Canton with a
small G. Msssillon papers never did
have much love for their sister city.
Mr.. Stands, Of Canton, a resident Of
this township back In the forttes, has
been In town the past few days In the
insurance business. s.--[FultOn Signal.
| A Mt. Eaton letter says: Miss Clara
WestcOtt is spending few days In Can
ton. From there she will go to East
Brady, Pa, for an extended visit with
her sister"
j. Sterrit North jackson merchant,
In jumping off q west bound freight, at
the Alliance yards, was thr0un with
such force, that be received, 1t Is feared,
fatal injuries.
James and william Carson, the Can
ton cOunterfeiters sent to Cleveland the
other day, had their hearing before Act
ing Commission Beatty and were
bound ever in $500 each.
The house passed cleVerly construct
ed measure, Wednesday, which ls In.
tended to lake the control OF the CleVe.
land g Canton road out Of the hands OF
one faction c imposed Of the common
stockholders and place 1t with the bond
holders.
Certificates of incorporation Of the
''Stark and Wayne County Horse
4 Owners Protective Society" and the
Canton Surgical and Dental Chair
| Company" with capital stock OF $10.-
900, were fled with the Secretary of
State on Friday.
The Alliance Leader takes the DEMO
| Graf to task for calling certain
| itinerant head feeler, a "cOckeyed
crank" You see, said hesi-feeler told
MIR. Phelps, that he wore the head Of a
statesman on his shoulders; hence the
unpleasantness.
A nineteen year old daughter of Mr..
Jacob KlOtz. living east Of the city on
the Georgetown road, died Friday night
of heart trouble. Funeral Monday
morning Services at tRe German Luth-
eran church In this city; interment In
the Roland cemetery.
Mrs. William Bordner, living three
miles southeast of the city, died Friday
morning at three o'clock, aged thirty
six years. Funeral Monday at 10 q. M,
| from the house. Services at the Trinity
Lutheran church of Canton; interment
| in West Lawn cemetery.
Mr.. j. F. Stone, residing at No. 142
South Plum street, yard master of the
| Valley Railway, had his left arm badly
broken Friday afternoon. While coup
ling cars his arm was caught between
the bumpers and In addition to the
flesh was badly bruised.
Fridays Mansfield Herald says: &c.
W. Danziger, associate editor Of the
CANTON DAILY DEMOCRAT, was In the
city Thursday. The DEMOCRAT, with
the assistance Of Mr.. DaRziger, is one Of
the very best evening pagers In one Of
the very best towns In the State"
Crestline Advocate: The PennSylvs
MIA Company 10 now equiDpinG all
coaches with the heating apparatus
/ placed under the car, similar 20 fur
mace. The heat is conveyed through ths
car In pipes and the coal is plaoed II.
the furnace from the outside Of the cai.
James DeFOrest, a brakeman ON the
| Pi tsburg. Fort Wayne & Chicago rat
road, is In great luck. He has estsblish
ed himself as adescendent of an ancient
FreDeh family and claims to be one ri
seven heirs TO fortune OF some 81, 900,
900, left by certain Baron DeFOrest
who recently died.
Mr.. Frank Summerfeld, fireman OD
| the Cleveland & Canton Railroad, was
badly hurt at Cleveland Friday. He Sd
looking out of the cab window While
the engine was running when waste
pipe, extending out from brewery
close to the track, struck him upon the
head. The skull was fractured and the
flesh badly lacerated. He was brought
to his home here.
Ohio Patriot: SHERIFF Harbaugh re-
ceived q dispatch from Sheriff Krldler,
Of Alliance, to hold Charles Brooks, who
trlSd to buFglarze L. Fro 't's place Ie
Gently. he believes he helped to releasA
McMunn." Alliance has no Sheriff
Kridler, but she has an enterprising
citizen named Jesse Sbidler, who will
make the fur robbers hunt their holes,
and don't you forget 1t.
Andrew Gsrdheffner, one of the Oldes
and most respected residents of Usnai
Fulton, died suddenly of hemOrrhage of
the lungs last Tuesday evening. Dur
ing the evening he attended meeting
~ h0 n ID affar rvr1h hiah ha nuf
to the services at the Catholic church,
Of which he was a regular attendant.
On the way home he was attacked with
hemorrhage and In moment sank into
the arms Of his wife and died.
Alliance Review: With the usual con-
trariness of the DEMOCRAT office, the
employees of that establishment sur.
rounded and caned the popular retiring
business manager Of the establishment,
Mr.. Ed. Schilling. Just why set of
men should cane their best friend is only
known to DEMOCRAT emplOye. Mr..
Schilling, however, was equal to the Oc-
CasiOn, and proudly walked off the field
bearing the ''shelalah," q fine bony
gold headed one as trophy of the bat
tie.
Mrs. Hester B. Saxt0n has resigned as
member Of the visiting committee to
the charitable institutions Of the couI-
ty. Judge Pease has appointed Mrs.
Josiah Hartzell to fill the vacancy. Mrs.
SaxtOn has been member Of the Board
for two years and has beer an excellent
member, having the matter Of public
charities fully at heart. Mrs. Josiah
Hartzell, the newly-appointed member,
is woman Of equal ability. She has
been an active member Of the Lad 'es'
Aid Society of this city for q number Of
years and will make q most excellent
member of the Board of Visitors.